What kind of decentralized cryptographic identity protocol are you?

>The woman, who says paedophile Jeffrey Epstein sent her to Britain in 2010 when she was **in her 20s**, is said to have spent a night with Andrew at Royal Lodge in Windsor before being given tea and a tour of Buckingham Palace. >'The authorities **did not care to do anything when Epstein was alive**, so their confidence is low,' he said. SHE WAS ONLY 24 YOU SICK FUCK

Andrew accuser who says disgraced royal had sex with her at Royal Lodge before she was taken to Buckingham Palace for tea WON'T speak to British police, her lawyer says | Daily Mail Online

The woman, who says paedophile Jeffrey Epstein sent her to Britain in 2010 when she was in her 20s, is said to have spent a night with Andrew at Ro...

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16th-century hardcore racist vitriolic humor from Scotland, courtesy of William Dunbar. “Of Ane Blak-Moir”. Really funny stuff. Long have I wrote of ladies white But now of black I will indict That landed on the latest ships who I’d gladly describe as perfect My lady with the big lips. How her mouth juts like an ape And like slimy vermin does gape And how her short cat nose skips up And her grease shines like soap My lady with the big lips When she is clad in rich apparel She shines as bright as a tar barrel When she was born the sun suffered eclipse The night gladly fought in her quarrel My lady with the big lips Who for her sake with spear and shield Proves most mightily in the field Shall kiss and with her go in grips And from thence forth her love shall wield My lady with the big lips. And who in the field receives shame And loses there his knightly name Shall come behind and kiss her hips And never other comfort claim My lady with the big lips. This poem is important because it is an example of vitriolic racism before the Anglo-Scottish involvement in the slave trade. Much of modern anti-racism has created a mythology that racism is a result of propaganda and jurisprudence that was in defense of the slavery, but this is an easy counterpoint to that. Normal Scotsmen were disgusted with the sight of Africans well before, without any overt economic influence to feel so. This poem was about a well documented Negress that traveled to Scotland that Dunbar saw with his own eyes, Ellen More, who passed in 1535.